Michael Auslin writes: A Trump presidency cannot be expected either to resolve all of Asia’s problems or to determine the region’s future. But America plays a vital role in the Indo-Pacific region, one that is welcomed by most of its states. Walking away from half the world is a recipe for disaster. If maintaining stability is taken as the primary goal of the Trump Administration, then a prudent policy of supporting our allies and seeking to engage our adversaries with firmness, while developing a community of interests among liberal and liberalizing nations, may prevent an outbreak of instability and the need for even greater U.S. involvement. – Nikkei Asian Review
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